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Performances by wild and dangerous animals create a false narrative that these species are readily available in the wild and willingly comply with, or naturally exhibit, these performances. These performances require years of physically domineering punishment and subjection to unethical abuses. Most reputable acts, like Barnum and Bailey, have already transitioned away from non-consenting animal-based performances.
Timeline for the Foie Gras Campaign
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In The News
WA bill would ban use of traveling circus animals
Washington State Standard 01.24.25
Washington’s wild animal bill: A big step toward ending traveling animal acts
My Northwest 01.14.25
WA bill would ban use of traveling circus animals
Daily Record 01.28.25
Washington Bill Seeks to Ban Wild Animal Performances in Circuses
Newsbreak 01.27.25
